SU Global Summit 2019 | Exponential Business Models | Amin Toufani

[@swagman9803]

He's the guitar player

[@itsurrexboy]

hell yeah 😂

[@amrshawki9310]

He is skilled at making presentation as well as playing guitar

[@saurabhsharma5185]

He's a Harvard grad and has other great accomplishments to his name. Guitar, etc are just his time pass lol

[@johndewey6358]

The best 42 minutes I spent on the net in a long time. Revolutionary thinking to overhaul our thinking and sense of creativity. We need a laugh tracker for the smiles our politicians bring about.

[@thebrainscoopbyrudra6958]

I love you Amin Toofani I am a big fan I love the way you present in your presentations. Though I am 10 i don't understand much but I still watch your videos. You are my favorite!!!

[@shalinibhatt2529]

I agree WITH YOU little boy. I am glad at this age you watch such videos. Keep it up!!

[@sjrao101]

such a insightful 40 minutes. Thank you for sharing this and keeping it free. All the best Aman Toufani

[@adjeiboateng1671]

2 mins into this presentation and I've already got it on a loop. Incredible ideas. Thank you for the insights

[@ciaronsmith4995]

Smart as hell.

[@ritabratasarkar7082]

The Guitar guy!!

[@yoganature3598]

yes, thank you, this talk has cajoled my reluctance calibration point, much helpful for reawakening intuitive imaginations..

[@diahanngill8033]

Life changing! Thanks.

[@hamidrezabohlooli]

I enjoyed the entire speech, specially like the examples provided for each topic.I listened to this while I was driving and something I noticed was how good he is at engaging the audionce with his speech.

[@janaeeggleton987]

such a insightful 40 minutes. Thank you for sharing this and keeping it free. All the best Aman Toufani

[@marcmanuel5223]

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the Digital Twin of mundane, duplication tasks that modern workers have to do everyday. That is why RPA is one of the fastest growing Business Systems sector today.

[@stanmanmedia]

As an early adopter and a guy who's been very deep in technology for decades because of my occupation, my intellectual side is intrigued by what I hear in this presentation; but my libertarian side despises it. These ideas will lead to huge companies intruding into people's lives more than ever for the true benefit of keeping insurance companies and the like, who already own everything, in charge and as powerful as ever. And you mask it all as being beneficial to society at large. Of course I'm for ideas to prevent serious accidents and reduce harm, but your ideas are out of balance to the extent that you describe ideas to make all humans bubble-boys, with no ability to dynamically think, react, and use our more spontaneous free will, the type of things that often make life worth living. We must endure some sort of risk; and if our goal is to make everything safe in life and remove requirements for real time decision making then it does an entirely different harm that can be devastating. I can see people looking for more risky hobbies in order to just feel alive. One realizes that we don't want to go back to a life where people lose several siblings because of a world fraught with danger, but the level of control you talk about is nothing more than keeping the big companies in control and moving in on people's liberties, all based on what some group thought agrees as beneficial. Listen to yourself. At one time I was an avid golfer, so I agree with the idea of learning through practice, rewarding oneself based on goals set, and not rewarding oneself when missing goals, in order to improve. It's taught by top instructors. But your ideas about mechanically doing it with electric shock is nuts. Your discussion has great premise, but the degree of control that you suggest removes the humanity, and it's greatly based on what others think is good for society, forced on us. In some of the scenarios that you describe, if your ideas take place and are implemented by let's say the insurance companies, obviously penalties will exist for those who do not participate. Don't you see the irony of your utopian story that drains free will and liberties from every civilization that signs up for these grand ideas. I believe and invest in the llatest stuff, like the ARK funds, and the premise of the digital twin you describe is fine, but your extreme ideas are not disruptive, but rather destructive.

[@stanmanmedia]

Of course replacing mundane tasks done by humans is a good thing. I started my career decades ago working on the most sophisticated semiconductor robotics. It's the ideas that take our liberties and place in the pocket of insurance companies, and the like, that I am vehemently against.

[@djeevan4133]

This was phenomenal in every aspect.

[@streetcrypto1218]

How? The Pavlok doesn’t even work well... this is just a pitch with a bunch of regular ideas... and the tone of this guys voice 😀 🔫

[@djeevan4133]

@@streetcrypto1218 As a kid, I once saw complex math on a blackboard and thought it was chicken-scribble because I didn’t know algebra yet. Are you way ahead of this “simple” presentation? From your tone, I’m assuming you are at the pinnacle of exponential tech?

[@streetcrypto1218]

@@djeevan4133 at the pinnacle of sales and marketing and I know salesmen when I see one. :)

[@Nnonymus]

@@streetcrypto1218 crypto ,, euhh ...

[@adilmk6347]

Sooo engaging!

[@HimanshuVerma-2000]

Good presentation sir✨

[@jonz23m]

Operating System: Elastos

[@mr.clanni9930]

Where is the guitar?

[@conzeptconnection786]

SUPER...

[@timeless_heritage]

Anyone have a copy of the slides? I'm late to the party and recieved no responce to the email

[@seano1334]

This video explains a business model I have been pondering in my head. Thank you!

[@julmasson6403]

Whaou. Really high level presentation, impressive

[@drannex42]

This was a decent talk, informative. I do wish he dipped into more of the real technical aspects of the 'digital copy' and not used as many examples that are common place (Amazon is an ecosystem, Million Dollar Website, etc are all examples he explained that the audience is going to already know). He describes 'new business models' but doesn't define how these business models generate revenue, or how they reach consumers. This is a very broad overview of business models without any real 'business' part of the model or how they truly differentiate than in years previous. Overall, this year I was not as enthused in SU Global compared to years previously, feels overly commercialized and that the focus has shifted to more generic business talks, and not future-forward concepts.

[@imad1996]

in fact, you sell business value in a certain format product or service. Charge for performance is interesting but not you. It is interesting in the case of shows.

[@sfkid57]

i really like the things you talked about, but it sounds a lot like TED talks. when i first heard TED talks , people talked about how they were changing the world. But then i never heard of them or there talks again? P.S. i want to believe

[@streetcrypto1218]

Yes it’s called B.S. for example look at the “pavlok” and check it’s reviews... it’s all nonsense and this guy talks in a tone as if he is smarter than he is.

[@MrJuliocarrero]

🙏♾️♾️♾️♾️🙏

[@utopiasolutions8797]

Came here from Anthropocene talk so I'm like on one side we need DeGrowth and now we have Exp. Growth. I think humans ought to move to Virtual Reality first and experiment stuff there, so as to maintain what's left of the physical, natural Earth.

[@johnsonking1399]

One day

[@ishintoraj]

Phenomenal!!!

[@tanned_cosines_]

The heliocentric model was elegant too ;) Jus like iota is :|

[@ahmadalanazy5551]

امين....السلام عليك انت صديقي الجديد😊👍

[@FloodPower]

Lol darktrace is vapourware trash, pretty GUI though!

[@forfreedomssake4315]

Wow, I love it. Very inspiring

[@stanmanmedia]

People rating people.. government taking our carbon footprint and then taking actions based on their findings.. giving the insurance companies ALL information about us and putting our liberties in their pocket.. geez!

[@yoganature3598]

🆗🆗 commitment pooling sounds & seems 🆒 I’m still listening & willing to work to beyond my 😒 vibe point For the greater & my own good..

[@testedsoftwareuk7929]

this is interesting and optimistic but please stop staying "digital twin" - digital computing has always employed symbolic representations of the real world - no need to invent a new term

[@texasray5237]

The further we get from nature, the more fragile and vulnerable we become.

[@lonniecarr3019]

Zion Hill Baptist church

[@kushan7182]

Yeah, but it looks dumb and helmets look badass. It won't sell unless it looks cool.

[@choski76]

change name from BLAIQ to AIBL

[@stockbuffer]

The guitar will not give him as much money 💰💰💰 be realistic guys ... 🥺

[@manojkumar-ps8cf]

Pls some one give him a guitar

[@shabbirchowdhury6142]

Absolutely one of the most incredible presentations & insight into the digital world I have ever seen in my life because it charted a clear direction of trends from your study of 300 successful digital product categories. I would truly be gratified if I can connect with superstars like you, Peter & Ray and share some experience and ideas. I shall drop in an email to the contact mentioned in your presentation. Stay well & stay blessed in our bold journey to global abundance and kindness.

[@OqiiHhp]

The proud helicopter affectively carry because lentil intraorally fade save a salty jar. absurd, proud tabletop

[@ousabed4593]

Thief

[@marcmanuel5223]

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the Digital Twin of mundane, duplication tasks that modern workers have to do everyday. That is why RPA is one of the fastest growing Business Systems sector today.

[@stanmanmedia]

You brought up one of the only good things I heard. Good catch! Most of the rest invades liberties because of the extreme nature of the "solution".

[@yuttb3139]

This video explains a business model I have been pondering in my head. Thank you!

[@janaeeggleton987]

This was a decent talk, informative. I do wish he dipped into more of the real technical aspects of the 'digital copy' and not used as many examples that are common place (Amazon is an ecosystem, Million Dollar Website, etc are all examples he explained that the audience is going to already know). He describes 'new business models' but doesn't define how these business models generate revenue, or how they reach consumers. This is a very broad overview of business models without any real 'business' part of the model or how they truly differentiate than in years previous. Overall, this year I was not as enthused in SU Global compared to years previously, feels overly commercialized and that the focus has shifted to more generic business talks, and not future-forward concepts.